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<blockquote data-quote="Forrest Houghton" data-source="post: 65310" data-attributes="member: 972">re: X32 DiscussionOk, I understand. I was just trying to answer your original post while reproducing the behavior you described in your second postAnd even when I was saving scenes the way you described all I could think of was that it was an obnoxious way of having to go back to save changes, so I totally agree with you that it&#039;s way too slow. It sort of defeats the purpose of having the &quot;Scene Go Next&quot; feature if it defaults to saving the changes to next scene as opposed to the one it is currently on, and then in addition to that it makes the &quot;Go&quot; button useless until you move the grey bar to the next scene.And so for this: On the X32 it does exactly that. If you have the &quot;scene go next&quot; activated, then in the scenes view you move the grey bar, that is on scene 3, to scene 2 (which is currently highlighted with the orange bar) so that all that is there now is the orange bar on scene 2, the &quot;Go&quot; button becomes useless. Press it and it will not go to the next scene.&nbsp; And it looks like it does the same exact thing on the XControl Editor. The &quot;Go&quot; button becomes useless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Forrest Houghton, post: 65310, member: 972"] re: X32 Discussion Ok, I understand. I was just trying to answer your original post while reproducing the behavior you described in your second post And even when I was saving scenes the way you described all I could think of was that it was an obnoxious way of having to go back to save changes, so I totally agree with you that it's way too slow. It sort of defeats the purpose of having the "Scene Go Next" feature if it defaults to saving the changes to next scene as opposed to the one it is currently on, and then in addition to that it makes the "Go" button useless until you move the grey bar to the next scene. And so for this: On the X32 it does exactly that. If you have the "scene go next" activated, then in the scenes view you move the grey bar, that is on scene 3, to scene 2 (which is currently highlighted with the orange bar) so that all that is there now is the orange bar on scene 2, the "Go" button becomes useless. Press it and it will not go to the next scene. And it looks like it does the same exact thing on the XControl Editor. The "Go" button becomes useless. [/QUOTE]

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